Sent mail registry for the post office in Splendora, Texas, listing mail items sent out from May 1900 to June 1902 with their return and mailing addresses. Some registry sheets include receipts.

A blank notebook sponsored by Morris-Morton Drug Co.'s Swamp Chill & Fever Tonic. A calendar for April 1922 through March 1924 is featured inside the cover.

A printing of the Free Text Book Law, which was enacted by the Texas state legislature in February 1919. Included at the end is a list of books adopted by the Board of Education by subject. A small slip of paper is also included, defining the term "maximum attendance."

A notebook sponsored by the Eucaline Medicine Company, advertising their tonic for fever treatment and weight gain. Every other page includes a brief testimonial above a space for notetaking; the opposite pages each have tables for calculating weight gain. There are handwritten notes from C. C. Cox on work-related topics on the cover, back, and first few pages.

A notebook sponsored by the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co., featuring a discussion of their fertilizers and a calendar for 1911. The note pages themselves are filled with various notes and arithmetic from C. C. Cox.

Bulletin 149 from Annie Webb Blanton, addressing state aid for rural schools and presenting various relevant statistics for Texas schools from previous years.

Bulletin 131 from Annie Webb Blanton addressing various duties and responsibilities of public school trustees.

An unused daily register for Texas schools in the 1890s. The register includes instructions for its use and a recommended daily program. In the registry are spaces for recording students and their age, subjects learned, absences, and other relevant information. At the end is a report template for year-end student data and performance.